Your old pal Uncle Gluten has been doing a lot of live demos lately. People have been learning a lot from these things (probably WAY too much for the price). And one question keeps coming up:
“Why doesn’t everyone do this?”
As inconceivable (INCONTHEEEEVABLE!) as me and my silent partner Fezzik think this is… fact of the matter is financial education is sorely lacking in this country.
It’s awful.
Thing is… lots of people DO do this… but it somehow stays off the mainstream radar.
So, I’m doing something I might regret later..
I’m GIVING you access to a recorded version of the full demo + a little extra bonus num-nums.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
- The REAL interest rate on those 0%, 1.99%, and 2.99% “special offers” and how to turn the tables on car, mattress, water cooler, printer, and pretty much ANY dealer offering financing (and how to figure out the TRUE cost of anything…
- How to improve your savings by up to 750% without investing one thin dime…
- How to turn an investment earning 8% into an investment that earns 40%…
- Guarantee your savings against loss without fancy schmancy gimmicks (just “common sense” that’s worked very well for over 150 years)…
- Why paying cash DOES NOT prevent you from paying an interest cost… and in fact costs you more than $180,000 (or can chop your savings down by a whopping 47.14%)…
- The hidden benefit of going into debt and paying taxes on your savings…
- How to use leverage to grow your savings without taking crazy risks…
- How to finance everything from computers to cars, weddings vacations, office supplies, business expenses, and even investments… and EARN interest while paying off the loan…
And more and more and more…
(if you are already my client: this is a great refresher of the demo you and I did together and might be worth watching once or 10 more times — guarantee you’ll see something you didn’t see before)
This video represents one of the main pillars of what I (and my minions) do here at Monegenix.
If any of this made you yawn, or you’re just not serious or convinced by the ramblings of a non-guru/conventional financial planner (it’s OK), then I can help ye not (which is fine… if that’s the case, I would actually encourage you to find yourself a good investment advisor, post-haste).
